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Started this discussion. Last reply by Dan Rea Jan 29, 2012. 4 Replies 0 Likes
I truly feel happy when I learn something, esp. when a theory is substantiated via a series of events backed up by sound, creative engineering and science. Gives me hope that we're making another…Continue
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Greg LeGore liked Madhukar Kulkarni's discussion SCIENCE FINDS GOD!
Greg LeGore replied to Madhukar Kulkarni's discussion SCIENCE FINDS GOD! in the group ORIGINS: UNIVERSE, LIFE, HUMANKIND, AND DARWIN
Greg LeGore replied to Madhukar Kulkarni's discussion SCIENCE FINDS GOD! in the group ORIGINS: UNIVERSE, LIFE, HUMANKIND, AND DARWIN
"Supporting the point made by Loren and others, a better question would be, 'what event or circumstance would be sufficient to impel a go to become observable? If the countless , heart-wrenching, unending calamities of human history are not…"
Greg LeGore replied to Madhukar Kulkarni's discussion SCIENCE FINDS GOD! in the group ORIGINS: UNIVERSE, LIFE, HUMANKIND, AND DARWIN
"Madhukar, I think this is a question meant to point out that IF a god exists, then that would be part of reality and therefore discoverable, if not now then someday. There would not be a god separate from the universe. This seems one of the…"
Greg LeGore replied to Madhukar Kulkarni's discussion SCIENCE FINDS GOD! in the group ORIGINS: UNIVERSE, LIFE, HUMANKIND, AND DARWIN
"After much straining, still nobody there. Thanks for the thought problem"
Greg LeGore replied to Ruth Anthony-Gardner's discussion Is one hour of his time worth 21 years of yours? in the group Politics, Economics, and Religion
"Sadly, these people have such political power that they continue on their path to obscene profits for producing nothing except economic devastation."
Greg LeGore replied to Joan Denoo's discussion Trees of Life in the group ORIGINS: UNIVERSE, LIFE, HUMANKIND, AND DARWIN
"Joan, thank you for sharing - had never seen this.
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Greg LeGore commented on Joan Denoo's album
Heretics burned at the stake
"Loren, just watched them - most excellent...thank you for sharing the links as I was not aware of them."
Greg LeGore commented on Joan Denoo's album
Heretics burned at the stake
"Loren, sorry, I was actually using hyperbole...sorry for the confusion as I enjoyed this thread. Thank you."
Greg LeGore commented on Joan Denoo's album
Heretics burned at the stake
"@Loren: only 16? In addition to the many general ones, they should include the millions of local apologies for the horrors they have inflicted upon people and the wealth they have plundered and squandered on imaginary friends rather than upon…"
Greg LeGore commented on American Humanist Association's group American Humanist Association (AHA)
"Joan, hate-filled men and women have for too long held sway over public opinion and discourse. It seems, as Dobson, one of the leading hatemongers, is not so happy with the reduction in his income ... or did I mean relevance? Good…"
Greg LeGore commented on Joan Denoo's group Death & dying
"Dogly, good for you - don't stop protecting her as she needs your help now more than ever.
Joan, thank you for sharing a bit of your beautiful garden."
Greg LeGore replied to Joan Denoo's discussion Pascal's Wager in the group Politics, Economics, and Religion
"I just meant that we need not waste a moment discussing it, that's all."
Greg LeGore replied to Joan Denoo's discussion Pascal's Wager in the group Politics, Economics, and Religion
"Joan, plenty of refutations are available. If nothing else, one would hope that a god would only want us to think things for which there is solid evidence and to hold in abeyance all else."
Greg LeGore replied to Jerica O'Hagan's discussion Question: Common Sense and Biblical Updates? in the group ORIGINS: UNIVERSE, LIFE, HUMANKIND, AND DARWIN
"Always appreciate a bit of subtle humor as well - thanks"
Greg LeGore replied to Jerica O'Hagan's discussion Question: Common Sense and Biblical Updates? in the group ORIGINS: UNIVERSE, LIFE, HUMANKIND, AND DARWIN
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Comment Wall (14 comments)
- At 12:04pm on April 22, 2012,
The Flying Atheist said… Greg, glad you're enjoying this site. I too like the wide range of people here from all over the globe. Regarding the "Get well wishes," I've been off work with a fractured bone in my foot since March, but returning to work soon. Thanks for asking. --Carl
- At 10:55pm on April 21, 2012,
Atheist Andrea said… Thanks for sending me a friend request! Sometimes I feel like the only atheist in NH. :-)
- At 1:36pm on April 14, 2012, The Flying Atheist said…
Hi, Greg. Thanks for your friend request. I hope you're enjoying this site as much as I do. --Carl
- At 10:29pm on April 8, 2012,
David Philip Norris said… Hi Greg! Thanks for the note. I have more than one reason for leaving. For one thing I'm just getting too many emails. No one really seems sure what the topic is, or can stay on topic. It feels like being on one of those conference calls where everyone is trying to talk over everyone else, and everyone is sure of their being absolutely right. Maybe a better word is chaotic. Certain people on that page have been particularly hostile too: Denise Thomas, for one. Not sure what her beef is with me. So, again, there are many reasons.
- At 10:17pm on March 14, 2012,
Steph S. said… - Hey there! Thanks for sharing my discussion! I'm glad you liked it.
- At 9:56pm on February 22, 2012,
Sentient Biped said… Greg thanks for friending me! Nice to see you here.
- At 3:09pm on January 18, 2012,
Jenna L Henry said… You make an excellent point, Greg. It is about time that people who see that religious indoctrination is not only not working but causing more strife than is necessary are speaking up and uniting for change. Personally, I have become involved with the local NAP chapter in my state via the Environmental Committee (once I get my paperwork in) and am taking steps to begin a non-profit for community enrichment via sustainable urban farming that I intend to expand into a sort of secular ministry with the goal of unbiased help in a time of need as well as the spread of logic and reason. Sustainable and green living are the foundation. Lots of work ahead of me. Hehe. Bravo on becoming outspoken. It has taken years, but I'm finally there with ya. Hope you're having a splendid week. (=
- At 11:27am on January 15, 2012, Jenna L Henry said…
Hi! (= New Hampshire, wow, that is someplace I know nothing about! Hope this finds you and yours well. I, too, am sick of the religious detriment to society. High five for being enlightened, intelligent and brave enough to speak up.
- At 7:12pm on October 24, 2011,
Julie Carter said… - Thanks for the comment and friend invite, Greg. I'm a bit surprised by how that conversation is going, so I'm glad I'm not alone in my thinking!
- At 7:09pm on October 24, 2011,
Joseph P said… - Like Justin Bieber.
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